Cincinnatian
proper noun
- person from or a resident of Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
- a stage (451–443.7 Ma ago) of the Late Ordovician of North America, generally equivalent to the Middle Caradoc to terminal Ashgill, preceded by the Mohawkian and followed by the Rhuddanian
- like that of Cincinnatus
- of or belonging to the town of Cincinnati in Ohio
- in geology designating a series of rocks in eastern North America of the Upper Ordovician period, exposed in the vicinity of Cincinnati, Ohio, and the epoch covered by their formation
Wiktionary
adj
Etymology: From Cincinnati + -an.
- Of or pertaining to the city of Cincinnati in Ohio.
name
Etymology: From Cincinnati + -an.
- An epoch from 451 to 443.7 ± 1.5 million years ago, a subdivision of the Ordovician.
noun
Etymology: From Cincinnati + -an.
- An inhabitant of Cincinnati.
“While Fortescue Cuming could entertain a cabinful of young men with a violin in 1807, Frances Trollope noted that Cincinnatians organized formal balls for young people of quality twenty years later.”